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Gadget

by Ed Curran

MUSIC IN YOUR POCKET
Small, fast, and flashy, Apple’s first digital music player, the iPod, stores up to 1,000 songs on its 5GB hard drive. Roughly the size of a deck of cards, the iPod uses a super-fast FireWire connection to download an entire CD in seconds. iPod even syncs with Apple’s iTunes to automatically download your favorite tracks. iPod is in stores for $399. Look for more great gadgets at www.technogadgets.com.



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